<p>GSP is the “easiest” because it has people who got, by definition, lower scores than the people accepted to CAS or Gallatin. That’s the point of it, people who are on the cusp, with potential. I have heard Steinhardt is the easiest to get into, but it depends on your major. I am a Childhood/Special Ed major (I applied as Math Ed, but changed my mind a year in), so it didn’t take any extra interviews or auditions or anything.</p>
<p>However, I would strongly discourage you from applying to the “easiest” school and attempting to transfer. Plenty of people in my year (I’m a Junior) who I met at orientation applied as Science Ed majors because there aren’t many of them and then transferred to do Pre-med type majors in CAS. Therefore, people are already doing this, and the more people that try to do it, the harder it is going to be to internally transfer because as the semesters go by, unless you keep a 4.0, it’ll be tougher and tougher to transfer. Just apply to wherever you actually wanna go and save yourself the trouble of being stuck in Steinhardt and having to transfer to a different University altogether if things don’t work out.</p>